Relic looks simple: copy something, get it back later. Underneath is a deep toolkit for capturing, finding, syncing and protecting everything you copy. Here is the whole thing.

The moment you copy, it is already kept and only you can read it. Relic works quietly in the background and never changes what you are about to paste.

Whatever you copied surfaces at once. Search runs over a local index on your own device, so it is instant and works offline.

Relic reads and sorts what you copy so you can recover it later just by describing it, and every bit of that runs locally. No cloud AI, ever.
Labels links, codes, addresses and dozens more categories as they arrive.
OCR makes the words in a screenshot searchable.
A local caption model writes a sentence for each image, so you can search what a photo shows.
Powers search by concept, computed on your own machine.
No cloud AI. Nothing you copy is sent to a model we run.
Toggle any part of it, and remove downloaded models to reclaim space.
Tag things, name them, keep the ones that matter. Or toss everything in and let search do the work.
Promote anything to your vault and it is kept for good, never aged out.
Add a title, your own tags, and a note. All indexed and synced.
Multi-select to tag or delete a whole batch at once.
Double-click to view an item, and save images or files back to disk.
Whatever you set up stays in sync, so a copy on one device shows up on the rest before you go looking for it. Or run the sync server yourself.

Every relic is encrypted end-to-end with a key that never leaves your device. Relic stores only the encrypted form, so your history stays unreadable to everyone else.

Share links are sealed on your device. The key rides along in the link and never touches our server.
Encrypt on your device; the key lives in the link and never reaches our server.
Set an hour, a day or a week, or a link that dies after a single view.
Hand short text to a nearby device as a QR code. Nothing leaves your machine.
The touches you only notice once you have them: fewer keystrokes, less mouse, and your history one shortcut away.
A global hotkey opens your searchable history over whatever app you are in.
Paste the Nth most recent item straight in, even one you copied on another device.
A compact picker that opens right where you are typing.
Drag any row into another app, or drop files in to save them to your vault.
Select several items and paste them as one block, with a separator you pick.
Put a nudge on any item and it comes back to your clipboard later.
Drop formatting so pasted text matches wherever it lands.
Suspend capture for a while with a single click.
A clipboard your terminal can read, a server you can run yourself, and the encryption published for anyone to check.
Read and search your vault from the terminal, add items, and pipe results into anything.
One Docker command runs the whole sync server on hardware you control.
Windows and Android are live today, with the web vault in any browser. Mac, iPhone and Linux are coming.